I’ve been slightly slower in my updates lately because I’ve been on a sort of extended vacation. I’m back now and looking to spend more time on the site both writing Q&As and adding some new features. So stay tuned.
In the meantime, a couple of weeks ago I posted a …Login/Register for more.
Just like the last Q&A, today’s question is one that I see often, yet haven’t answered yet.
Abe asks,
Who wins the hand?
Community cards A K Q 10 7
Joe has K 9
Tom has 5 6
I believe Joe wins.My …Login/Register for more.
I was impressed by how well people did on the Hidden Outs Revisited quiz. Last time I tried this three years ago, people messed up all over the place. This time around, only a few of the questions consistently tricked people.
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Tags: counting-outs, hidden-outs, limit-holdem, no-limit-holdem, poker, Reading the Board“Do I have odds to call?” It’s a common and important question. Today, Robert asks it about a hand he played at the wild and crazy Hawaiian Gardens cardroom.
I played a hand at a Hawaiian Gardens 3/6 game where I called the flop and turn, but mucked the river, and Q&A #62: A Questionable Limit [...]
